For over 30 years, Lighting Analysts have been involved in the design and analysis of both natural and artificial lighting applications. We work closely with the design team, throughout the RIBA design stages;  maximising the use of daylight whilst enhancing the visual appearance through carefully integrated lighting systems.

RIBA STAGE 1 - Consultation & Design Briefing

The initial stage of the project will enable Lighting Analysts to be introduced to the proposed project, discuss client requirements, and together form a brief for the development of the lighting design.

RIBA STAGE 2 - Concept Design

Working from the client brief, and collaboratively with the rest of the design team, Lighting Analysts will prepare conceptual lighting ideas to form the Concept Design.

RIBA STAGE 3 - Design Development

Once the Concept Design has been agreed, the Design Development expands on the conceptual ideas to develop a buildable design and to test if the design can be achieved within the budget.

RIBA STAGE 4 - Technical Design

The Technical Design focuses on engineering the design into a realistic lighting scheme, which meets the requirements of the brief, whilst adhering to the relevant standards & best practise guidance. The Technical Design process involves the specification of lighting equipment and detailing of the lighting design by way of CAD drawings & design details to enable construction, wiring and installation.

Lighting Analysts provide a diverse range of services, covering all aspects of architectural lighting, providing a creative + technical fusion of art + science:

• Daylight Design & Analysis
• Climate-based Daylight Modelling
• Lighting Design & Engineering
• Lighting Calculation & Analysis
• Environmental Impact Assessments…